I remember getting a PS3 just to avoid this back then

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@[email protected] · 11 months ago

I remember getting a PS3 just to avoid this back then

@[email protected] · 11 months ago

…It’s improved? Doesn’t it still handle communication weirdly (needing a separate app for voice chat), or is that on a game-by-game basis?

BolexForSoup · 11 months ago

It was awful prior. The netcode was terrible, MP was a joke on virtually every game.

@[email protected] · edit-2 11 months ago

I really don’t see how this is any better, they are using the same peer to peer netcode they always have. Maybe the general quality of Internet has gone up, but there is nothing I can point to that Nintendo has fundamentally changed between previous free MP and NSO, except giving some ROMS and DLC occasionally. Smash bros is still a lag fest with wireless players, splatoon still delays collision detection, Mario kart still has weird rubber banding and desync… they just slapped a price tag on it.